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    Wall Street 101 for Middle School Parent & Child Program

    by Teach Me Wall Street

    A self-paced parent-and-child course that makes investing approachable through videos, activities, discussion prompts and risk-free portfolio practice.

    Last verified: 17 Aug 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens
    Wall Street 101 for Middle School Parent & Child Program

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    Middle School Investing Course at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Applications open

    Eligibility

    Parent and child participate

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 10-13

    Location / Region

    Online

    Cost

    $147

    Duration

    1-6 weeks

    Format

    Self-paced online

    Application deadline

    Rolling

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    Sessions / cadence: Self-paced, start anytime

    Assessment style: Worksheets and simulator

    Main output: Mock beginner portfolio

    Modules: 6 modules

    Access: Lifetime access

    Middle School Investing Course summary

    Families work through investing concepts together, combining video instruction with worksheets, games, discussion and simulator practice.

    The course progresses from stocks, ETFs and charts to risk, compound interest, company research and portfolio construction.

    It best suits curious beginners who want a structured introduction with an adult actively guiding the learning.

    What is Wall Street 101 for Middle School Parent & Child Program?

    Wall Street 101 is an online course from Teach Me Wall Street that introduces investing through a shared parent-and-child learning model. It explains foundational ideas clearly and then asks families to apply them together.

    Each module follows a learn, apply, practise and discuss loop. Students watch videos, complete workbook activities, practise with a stock-market simulator and use guided questions to discuss what they have learned.

    Why Succeed highlights Middle School Investing Course

    • The parent-and-child structure turns financial learning into a guided family activity.

    • Simulator practice lets students apply concepts without putting real money at risk.

    • The repeatable four-step learning loop gives every module a predictable structure.

    • Lifetime access supports review and allows younger learners to work at a comfortable pace.

    • The curriculum connects foundational concepts to a tangible mock portfolio.

    Who is Middle School Investing Course for?

    Best for

    Curious beginners who want to understand investing alongside a parent or guardian through practical, self-paced activities.

    Not ideal if

    Your family wants live classes, personalised financial recommendations or a course the child completes without adult participation.

    Is Middle School Investing Course worth it?

    The course offers a coherent starting point for families who would otherwise need to assemble their own investing curriculum. Its strongest feature is the combination of clear explanations, shared discussion and risk-free practice.

    The value depends on an adult making time to participate consistently. Families seeking live teaching, individual feedback or specific investment recommendations should choose a different format, because this is a self-paced educational programme.

    A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    $147; includes Six-module curriculum, Parent-and-child video lessons, Workbooks, activities and games, Family discussion prompts, Stock-market simulator access, Lifetime access to the material.

    Dates and time commitment

    1-6 weeks; Self-paced, start anytime.

    Provider details

    Review the Teach Me Wall Street provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    What the student gains

    Potential output: The main output is a simple mock investment portfolio.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.

    Online support and safeguarding

    The main practical output is a simple mock portfolio, supported by completed workbook and simulator activities.

    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, session schedule, payment terms, cancellation rules, support expectations and what output or certificate is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does Middle School Investing Course need?

    Effort level

    Moderate, with shared viewing and practical activities.

    Best started

    Choose a one-to-six-week window when parent and child can meet consistently.

    Main challenge

    Maintaining adult participation throughout the learning loop.

    Typical preparation

    • Agree on a regular time to work together.

    • Prepare questions the child already has about stocks and investing.

    • Decide whether to complete the course intensively or spread it over several weeks.

    • Keep notes from each family discussion to revisit later.

    Useful if

    The child is already asking questions about money or investing.

    What do students do on Middle School Investing Course?

    Each module uses the same four-part sequence, moving from explanation to practical application and family reflection.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Watch the video lesson together to learn the module's core concept.

    2. 2

      Complete the hands-on workbook activity or game.

    3. 3

      Apply the lesson through the stock-market simulator without risking real money.

    4. 4

      Use the parent prompts to discuss the lesson and any new questions.

    Middle School Investing Course dates and deadlines

    Applications

    Rolling admissions

    Self-paced access can begin at a convenient time.

    Date not confirmed

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Child aged 10-13

    • Parent or guardian participates

    • No previous investing experience required

    • Adult supervises financial decisions and account setup

    How much does Middle School Investing Course cost?

    Programme fee

    $147 — Lifetime access included.

    What's included

    Six-module curriculum, Parent-and-child video lessons, Workbooks, activities and games, Family discussion prompts, Stock-market simulator access, Lifetime access to the material

    How to apply to Middle School Investing Course

    1. 1

      Open the official self-paced course checkout.

    2. 2

      Enter the adult's contact details and the student's name, age and grade.

    3. 3

      Read and accept the parent acknowledgement and programme agreement.

    4. 4

      Enter payment details and complete the $147 purchase.

    Learning format

    The course is online, self-paced and available to start at any convenient time. Families can complete the six modules intensively or spread them across several weeks, revisiting lessons through lifetime access.

    A parent or guardian is expected to learn alongside the child.

    Mentorship and feedback

    • Parent and child watch each lesson together.

    • Parent prompts structure discussion after each module.

    • Workbook activities reinforce each lesson's main concept.

    • Simulator practice provides hands-on application without real-money risk.

    Time-zone considerations

    • Start at any convenient time.
    • Study at the family's own pace.
    • No fixed live class time is required.
    • Revisit lessons whenever needed.

    Assessment style

    Progress is practice-based through workbook activities, family discussion, simulator exercises and mock portfolio building.

    • Hands-on worksheet activities reinforce each concept.
    • Games help children apply and recap learning.
    • Simulator practice uses zero real money.
    • A mock portfolio brings the course concepts together.

    Portfolio and outputs

    Main deliverable / output

    The main output is a simple mock investment portfolio.

    • Completed workbook activities

    • Simulator practice experience

    • Family discussion notes

    • A practical framework for researching companies

    Middle School Investing Course FAQs

    The programme is designed for a child and parent or guardian to complete together. The adult guides discussions, supervises the student and remains responsible for financial decisions.

    No previous investing experience is required for the adult or child. The curriculum starts with foundational concepts.

    Topics include stocks, ETFs, index funds, basic charts, risk and reward, compound interest, company research, diversification and beginner portfolio building.

    Each module follows a four-step loop: learn through video, apply through a worksheet, practise with the simulator and discuss using family prompts.

    Yes. The course can be completed over one to six weeks, and lifetime access allows families to revisit the material.

    The practical activity uses a stock-market simulator with no real money at risk. The provider does not place trades or make specific buy or sell recommendations.

    The main practical output is a simple mock portfolio, supported by completed workbook and simulator activities.

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    Sean Stevens

    Content reviewed by

    Sean Stevens

    Co-founder, Succeed | Founder, Immerse Education (2012–2026)

    Sean works at the intersection of academic enrichment, programme quality and university preparation, with expertise in evaluating pre-university experiences for ambitious secondary school students.

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    Sources and verification

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    • Terms Teach Me Wall Street
    • Teach Me Wall Street: Virtual Wall Street Classes
    • Live and Self-study Classes & Workshops
    • Middle School Summer Program

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